News in January 2004

University to host 10th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

Wide-ranging expertise on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine will be on display at an international conference being hosted this weekend by the University of Aberdeen.

Numbers on the up and up for University’s Open Day

Preparations for the University of Aberdeen’s annual Open Day are well underway and bookings for this year’s event are soaring. It is anticipated that upwards

Physics teachers develop their skills

Almost 40 physics teachers from secondary schools from the length and breadth of Scotland are gathering at the University of Aberdeen today to enhance their teaching skills.

Winners of SPARC business competition announced

The potential business talents of Aberdeen students will be showcased today (Friday) as the winners of a new competition to encourage creative thinking are announced at a special awards ceremony.

Countdown to international renewable energy event

Osteoporotic fractures not prevented by supplements

Researchers in Aberdeen have found that fractures were not prevented in elderly people who routinely took calcium and vitamin D supplements.

Students flock to Granite City for University Applicant Day

The distinctive qualities that make the Granite City an attractive place to study will be showcased next month when the University of Aberdeen hosts its fifth annual MA Applicant Day.

Three Organs - Two Traditions

The world-renowned Royal College of Organists (RCO) will make a rare trip north this weekend to take part in a series of events to mark the arrival of two ancient organs at the University of Aberdeen.